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Appendix F
Workshop Agendas and Participants
WORKSHOP I ON FUTURE PRIORITIES FOR THE U.S. CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE PROGRAM
National Academy of Sciences
2101 Constitution Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C.
October 15–17, 2007
Agenda
Monday, October 15, Lecture Room
8:30
Plenary Session I: Overview [Chair: V. Ramanathan]
Introduction
Goals and scope of the workshop
Findings of Evaluating Progress of the U.S. Climate Change Science Program: Methods and Preliminary Results (NRC, 2007)
Overview of the session
V. Ramanathan, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
8:40
Linkages Between Climate Science and Applications
S. Schneider, Stanford University
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9:10
Overview of the U.S. Climate Change Science Program (CCSP)
W. Brennan, NOAA
9:40
Evolving the CCSP to Meet the Needs of the Energy Industry
J. Chaudhri, SEMPRA
10:10
Evolving the CCSP to Help End Users
E. Claussen, Pew Center
10:40
Break
11:00
Committee’s Initial Thoughts on Program Evolution
Criteria for setting priorities
C. Justice, University of Maryland
Discussion
All
12:00
Working Lunch
1:00
Plenary Session II: National Perspectives
[Chair: V. Ramanathan]
Climate Change Science
S. Hays, Office of Science and Technology Policy
1:30
Instructions to the Working Groups
Define criteria for prioritization
Identify the top three to five priorities
C. Justice
1:45
Working groups convene
Working Group 1: Priorities for Applications
[Cochairs: J. Carberry, du Pont, and S. Schneider]
Working Group 2: Impacts, Adaptation, and Mitigation
[Cochairs: M.C. Lemos, University of Michigan, and J. Edmonds, Joint Global Change Research Institute]
Working Group 3: Stakeholder Identification and Interaction
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[Cochairs: J. Jones, California Department of Water Resources, and G. Eads, CRA International]
Working Group 4: Decision Support and Communication
[Cochairs: R. Kasperson, Clark University, and J. Winkler, Michigan State University]
4:45
Plenary Session III: Initial Reactions, Concerns, and Crosscutting Issues
Working Group 1
J. Carberry or S. Schneider
Working Group 2
M.C. Lemos or J. Edmonds
Working Group 3
J. Jones or G. Eads
Working Group 4
R. Kasperson or J. Winkler
5:15
Reception
6:15
Workshop Adjourns for the Day
Tuesday, October 16, Members Room
8:30
Overview of Plans for the Day
V. Ramanathan
8:35
Plenary Session III: Working Group Reports
[Chair: V. Ramanathan]
Working Group 1
J. Carberry or S. Schneider
Working Group 2
M.C. Lemos or J. Edmonds
Working Group 3
J. Jones or G. Eads
Working Group 4
R. Kasperson or J. Winkler
Discussion
9:30
Plenary Session IV: Major Gaps and Future Priorities
[Chair: V. Ramanathan]
Observations to Support Climate Research and Applications
K. Trenberth, NCAR
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10:00
Social Science Climate Data
M. Hanemann, University of California, Berkeley
10:30
Break
10:45
Moving from Global- to Regional- and Local-Scale Models
R. Leung, PNL
11:05
National Assessment
A. Janetos, Joint Global Change Research Institute
11:30
Operational Research and Development
R. Balstad, Columbia University
11:55
Questions for the Speakers
All
12:30
Working Lunch
1:30
Toward Climate Services
C. Koblinsky, NOAA
2:00
Instructions to the Working Groups
C. Justice
2:15
Working groups convene to discuss near-term priorities for the CCSP
Working Group 1: Priorities for Applications and How to Get There
[Cochairs: A. Patrinos, Synthetic Genomics, and M. Hanemann]
Working Group 2: Impacts, Adaptation, and Mitigation
[Cochairs: M.C. Lemos and J. Edmonds]
Working Group 3: Climate Services
[Cochairs: G. Salvucci, Boston University, and R. Anthes, NCAR]
Working Group 4: Assessments
[Cochairs: S. Trumbore, University of California, Irvine, and W. Easterling, Pennsylvania State University]
5:30
Workshop Adjourns for the Day
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Wednesday, October 17, Lecture Room
8:30
Plenary Session V: Stakeholder Needs and Modes of Interaction [Chair: M.C. Lemos]
Overview of the Session
8:40
Climate Research Needs for the Energy Sector
S. Tierney, The Analysis Group
9:00
Climate Research Needs for the Water Sector
A. Watkins, New Mexico State Engineer’s Office
9:20
Climate Research Needs for Reducing Greenhouse Gases
G. Franco, California Energy Commission
9:40
Questions for the Speakers
All
10:20
Break
10:40
Congressional Staff Panel
M. Stephens, House Subcommittee on Interior, Environment and Related Agencies
K. Cook, House Subcommittee on Energy and Water
D. Butler, House Subcommittee on Energy and Water
J. Black, Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
Discussion
All
12:00
Working Lunch
1:00
Unmet Climate Science Communications Needs
A. Revkin, New York Times
1:30
Plenary Session VI: Working Group Reports
Working Group 1
A. Patrinos or M. Hanemann
Working Group 2
M.C. Lemos or J. Edmonds
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Working Group 3
G. Salvucci or R. Anthes
Working Group 4
S. Trumbore or W. Easterling
Discussion
All
3:15
Break
3:30
Synthesis of Workshop Results
Next Steps
C. Justice and M.C. Lemos
4:30
Workshop Adjourns
Workshop I Participants
David Allen, Climate Change Science Program Office
Rick Anthes, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Grayson Badgley, Georgetown University
Roberta Balstad, Columbia University
Nancy Beller-Simms, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Michele Betsill, Colorado State University
Rona Birnbaum, Environmental Protection Agency
Jonathan Black, Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
William Brennan, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Dixon Butler, House Subcommittee on Energy and Water
Hannah Campbell, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Robert Cantilli, Environmental Protection Agency
John Carberry, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company
Javade Chaudhri, Sempra Energy
Ralph Cicerone, National Academy of Sciences
Eileen Claussen, Pew Center on Global Climate Change
Emily Therese Cloyd, Climate Change Science Program Office
Debra Conner, Environmental Protection Agency
Kevin Cook, House Subcommittee on Energy and Water
Mary Jane Coombs, West Coast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership
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Mark Crowell, Federal Emergency Management Agency
Robert Curran, Climate Change Science Program Office
Roger Dahlman, Department of Energy
Brigid DeCoursey, Department of Transportation
Robert Dickinson, Georgia Institute of Technology
Randall Dole, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Kirstin Dow, University of South Carolina
George Eads, CRA International
Hallie Eakin, University of California, Santa Barbara
William Easterling, Pennsylvania State University
Jae Edmonds, Joint Global Change Research Institute
Jared Entin, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Josh Foster, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Guido Franco, California Energy Commission
Teresa Fryberger, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Chris Funk, University of California, Santa Barbara
Mary Glackin, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Patrick Gonzalez, Nature Conservancy
Anne Grambsch, Environmental Protection Agency
Michael Hanemann, University of California, Berkeley
Michelle Hawkins, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Sharon Hays, Office of Science and Technology Policy
Eileen Hofmann, Old Dominion University
Nate Hultman, Georgetown University
Anthony Janetos, Joint Global Change Research Institute
Jeanine Jones, California Department of Water Resources
Christopher Justice, University of Maryland
Roger Kasperson, Clark University
Chet Koblinsky, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Charles Kolstad, University of California, Santa Barbara
Ian Kraucunas, The National Academies
Martha Krebs, California Energy Commission
Greg Larson, City of Santa Cruz
Shirley Laska, University of New Orleans
Fabien Laurier, Climate Change Science Program Office
Linda Lawson, Department of Transportation
Anthony Leiserowitz, Yale University
Maria Carmen Lemos, University of Michigan
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Teresa Leonardo, U.S. Agency for International Development
Fred Lestina, Georgetown University
Ruby Leung, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Anne Linn, The National Academies
George Luber, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Loren Lutzenhiser, Portland State University
Mike MacCracken, Climate Institute
Paola Malanotte-Rizzoli, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Chad McNutt, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Ryan Meyer, Arizona State University
John Miller, Princeton Hydro
Ellen Mosley-Thompson, Ohio State University
Philip Mote, State of Washington
John Neuberger, Kansas University Medical Center
Claudia Nierenberg, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Benjamin Orlove, University of California, Davis
Kathryn Parker, Environmental Protection Agency
Stuart Parker, Inside Washington Publishers
Aristides Patrinos, Synthetic Genomics, Inc.
Rick Piltz, Climate Science Watch
Anne Polansky, Climate Science Watch
Thomas Pulzon, Georgetown University
Veerabhadran Ramanathan, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Andrew Revkin, New York Times
Richard Richels, EPRI
Timmons Roberts, College of William and Mary
Rick Rosen, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Guido Salvucci, Boston University
Jason Samenow, Environmental Protection Agency
Roberto Sánchez-Rodríguez, University of California, Riverside
Stephen Schneider, Stanford University
Peter Schultz, Climate Change Science Program Office
Deborah Shapley, freelance writer
Caitlin Simpson, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Grant Smith, Dewberry
Michael Stephens, House Subcommittee on Interior, Environment and Related Agencies
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Pamela Stephens, National Science Foundation
Paul Stern, The National Academies
Greg Symmes, The National Academies
Susan Tierney, The Analysis Group
Eric Toman, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Kevin Trenberth, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Susan Trumbore, University of California, Irvine
Robert Vallario, Department of Energy
Anne Watkins, New Mexico State Engineer’s Office
Gene Whitney, Office of Science and Technology Policy
Bruce Wielicki, NASA Langley Research Center
Tom Wilbanks, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Julie Winkler, Michigan State University
T. Stephen Wittrig, BP
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WORKSHOP II ON FUTURE PRIORITIES FOR THE U.S. CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE PROGRAM
Millennium Harvest House, Century Room
1345 28th Street, Boulder, CO
March 19–20, 2008
Agenda
Wednesday, March 19 (Chair: V. Ramanathan)
8:30
Plenary Session I. Overview and Context
Goals and scope of the workshop
Emerging issues facing the nation
V. Ramanathan, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
8:50
Urgent and Emerging Issues in Climate Change
T. Killeen, UCAR
9:20
Discussion: Are the Current CCSP Goals Right for the Future?
All
10:00
Break
10:20
Plenary Session II. Emerging Priority Areas
User-Driven Priorities (from October 2007 workshop and Task 1 report)
C. Justice, University of Maryland
10:45
Priorities for the Human Dimensions of Climate
T. Wilbanks, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
11:10
Priorities for Natural Climate Science
A. Busalacchi, University of Maryland
11:35
Long-Range Perspectives for Climate Research
C. Koblinsky, NOAA
12:00
Working Lunch
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1:00
Charge to the Working Groups
V. Ramanathan
Working groups convene to discuss emerging priority areas in the context of climate change science
Working Group 1: Social Science Priorities
[Cochairs: M. Lemos, University of Michigan, and M. Hanemann, University of California, Berkeley]
Working Group 2: Natural Science Priorities
[Cochairs: G. Salvucci, Boston University, and L. Dilling, University of Colorado]
Working Group 3: Natural Science Priorities
[Cochairs: R. Dickinson, Georgia Institute of Technology, and D. Lettenmaier, University of Washington]
Working Group 4: Criteria for Prioritization
[Cochairs: E. Mosley-Thompson, Ohio State University, and R. Leung, PNL]
4:00
Plenary Session III. Working Group Reports
Working Group 1
M. Lemos or M. Hanemann
Working Group 2
G. Salvucci or L. Dilling
Working Group 3
R. Dickinson or D. Lettenmaier
Working Group 4
E. Mosley-Thompson or R. Leung
5:30
Workshop Adjourns for the Day
Thursday, March 20 (Chair: C. Justice)
8:30
Overview of Plans for the Day
C. Justice
8:45
Plenary Session IV. Proposed Approach for Setting Priorities
S. Trumbore, University of California, Irvine
Discussion
All
9:30
Charge to the Working Groups
C. Justice
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Working groups convene to test and fill in the matrix
Working Group 1, Cochairs: M. Lemos and D. Lettenmaier
Working Group 2, Cochairs: G. Salvucci and M. Hanemann
Working Group 3, Cochairs: R. Dickinson and L. Dilling
Working Group 4, Cochairs: E. Mosley-Thompson and R. Leung
11:30
Plenary Session V. Working Group Reports
Working Group 1
M. Lemos or D. Lettenmaier
Working Group 2
G. Salvucci or M. Hanemann
Working Group 3
R. Dickinson or L. Dilling
Working Group 4
E. Mosley-Thompson or R. Leung
12:30
Working Lunch
1:30
Plenary Session VI. Provocateurs on Program Infrastructure and Balance
Adequacy of Existing Modeling Infrastructure to Support New Priorities
L. Mearns, NCAR
Adequacy of Existing Observation Infrastructure to Support New Priorities
A. Busalacchi, University of Maryland
Ways to Balance Across the Program
J. Fellows, UCAR
2:15
Charge to the Working Groups
C. Justice
Working groups convene to discuss infrastructure and program balance
Working Group 5: Infrastructure to Support the Science Priorities
[Cochairs: E. Hofmann, Old Dominion University, and I. Held, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory]
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Working Group 6: Infrastructure to Support the Science Priorities
[Cochairs: J. Jones, California Department of Water Resources, and R. Lukas, University of Hawaii]
Working Group 7: Infrastructure to Support the Science Priorities
[Cochairs: R. Kasperson, Clark University, and D. Schimel, National Ecological Observatory Network]
Working Group 8: Balancing Basic and User-Driven Science
[Cochairs: S. Trumbore and M. Krebs, California Energy Commission]
3:45
Plenary Session VII. Working Group Reports
Working Group 5
E. Hofmann or I. Held
Working Group 6
J. Jones or R. Lukas
Working Group 7
R. Kasperson or D. Schimel
Working Group 8
S. Trumbore or M. Krebs
4:45
Synthesis of Workshop Results
Next steps
V. Ramanathan and C. Justice
5:30
Workshop Adjourns for the Day
Friday, March 21
8:30
Goals and Scope of the Meeting
V. Ramanathan
Plans for the day
8:40
Panel on How to Make an Interagency Coordinated Program Work
Management of Organizations
R. Waterman, Waterman Group
Business Perspective (via telecon)
J. Carberry, du Pont
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Research Institutions Perspective
A. MacDonald, Earth System Research Laboratory
Executive Office Perspective
P. Backlund, NCAR
10:15
Break
10:30
Discussion (led by R. Waterman)
All
11:15
Workshop Adjourns
Workshop II Participants
David Allen, Climate Change Science Program Office
David Anderson, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Joseph Arvai, Michigan State University
Peter Backlund, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Bruce Barkstrom, NOAA National Climatic Data Center
Ana Barros, Duke University
Robert Bindschadler, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Antonio Busalacchi, University of Maryland
Nancy Cavallaro, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Emily Therese Cloyd, Climate Change Science Program Office
James Coakley, Oregon State University
Roger Dahlman, Department of Energy
Eric Davidson, Woods Hole Research Center
Scott Denning, Colorado State University
Clara Deser, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Robert Dickinson, Georgia Institute of Technology
Lisa Dilling, University of Colorado
Kirsten Dow, University of South Carolina
Jay Fein, National Science Foundation
Jack Fellows, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
David Halpern, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Michael Hanemann, University of California, Berkeley
Isaac Held, NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory
Martin Hoerling, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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Eileen Hofmann, Old Dominion University
Greg Holland, National Center for Atmospheric Research
James Hurrell, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Henry Jacoby, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Marco Janssen, Arizona State University
Jeanine Jones, California Department of Water Resources
Christopher Justice, University of Maryland
Roger Kasperson, Clark University
Timothy Killeen, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
Chester Koblinsky, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Charles Kolstad, University of California, Santa Barbara
Ian Kraucunas, The National Academies
Martha Krebs, California Energy Commission
Maria Carmen Lemos, University of Michigan
Robert Lempert, RAND Corporation
Dennis Lettenmaier, University of Washington
Lai-Yung Leung, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Anne Linn, The National Academies
Jennifer Logan, Harvard University
Roger Lukas, University of Hawaii
Michael MacCracken, Climate Institute
Alexander MacDonald, NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory
Mark McCaffrey, University of Colorado, Boulder
Michael McGeehin, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Chad McNutt, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Linda Mearns, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Gerald Meehl, National Center for Atmospheric Research
P.C.D. Milly, U.S. Geological Survey
Ellen Mosley-Thompson, Ohio State University
Carolyn Olson, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bette Otto-Bleisner, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Kenan Ozekin, Awwa Research Foundation
Aristides Patrinos, Synthetic Genomics, Inc.
Ezekiel Peters, University of Colorado Natural Hazards Center
Roger Pulwarty, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Veerabhadran Ramanathan, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
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A.R. Ravishankara, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Bob Raynolds, Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Rich Richels, Electric Power Research Institute
Eugene Rosa, Washington State University
Richard Rosen, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Guido Salvucci, Boston University
David Schimel, National Ecological Observatory Network
Peter Schultz, Climate Change Science Program Office
Joel Schwartz, Harvard University
David Skole, Michigan State University
Kirk Smith, University of California, Berkeley
Konrad Steffen, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences
Paul Stern, The National Academies
Taro Takahashi, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Lonnie Thompson, Ohio State University
Kathleen Tierney, University of Colorado
Susan Trumbore, University of California, Irvine
Susan Turnquist, Awwa Research Foundation
Peter van Oevelen, Global Energy and Water Cycle Experiment
Robert Waterman, Waterman Group
Anthony Westerling, University of California, Merced
Thomas Wilbanks, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
